St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-05
AMONG The UPPER ten.
The Social World Seems to Be Getting
Quite Lively.
WEDDING BELLS RINGING.
Two or Three Swell Affairs Yesterday
A Debutaute In Sanity City
Society.

OF the season took place yesterday after
noon at 5 o'clock at the Hebrew temple,
being the marriage of Miss Fannie
Goodkind, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjaman L. Goodkind, to Mr.. Ambrose
Guiterman, of Guiterman Bros. Rev.
Mr.. Frender performed the ceremony
before large gathering of the friends
of the contracting parties. There were
no bridesmaids. Maurice Goodkind and
Milton Guiterman acted as ushers. and
Ben GOodkind as master of ceremonies.
After the ceremony the happy couple.
accompanied by about fifty guests, re-
paired to the Ryan hotel and sat down
to very elaborate dinner. 1t was $3.50
when the guests arose from the tables
and passed out into the corridors, the
bride and groom taking places under
the reception arch in parlor 2.
Parlors l, 2 and were used for recep-
ton purposes and there was profusiOn
| of beautiful flowers rarely seen on such
occasions. The following ladies and
| gentlemen made contributions of flow
ers: MIR. and Mrs. Hardenbergh, basket
| OF white tea roses; Mrs. and Miss Ritten-
| berg, Tyre i'll flowers; Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Penner, basket of choice flowers; Mr..
| Finch, horseshoe of flowers; Mr.. and
| Mrs. III. Weis, large basket
of choice roses; Ed Behr, full-rigged
ship in natural flowers. The mantel-
| pieces was completely covered with
| flowers and plants of every description.
In one corner of Parior 2 was erected an
| arbOr OF evergreenS, suspended from
which was wedding bell of pinks and
camelias. Beneath this wedding bell
assembled the bride and groom,
Mrs. Goodkind, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Guiterman. The invited guests
! commenced filing into the reception
room about 0 o'clock, and were intro
duced in turn by Mr.. Ben Goodkind.
| About 400 people paid their respects to
MI. and Mrs. Ambrose Guiterman. AT
10 O'Clock. the reception being
over, Seibert's orchestra struck
up a beautiful waltz, and
! was dancing. The guests were from
the elite of st. Paufs society, and the
toilets and costumes of the ladies were
| simply bewildering in their beauty.
| THE GUESTS
| The following list of names is taken
from the marriage book, upon which the
| guests registered their names after the
5troduction:
Louis Rank, David Stern, E. Lindenthal,
II. l. Strouse, Flora Rosenfieid. S. NJ. Mandel,
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hutson. Ida NJ. Brawley,
| Charles Shandrew and wife, Henrietta Guth-
err, Adah Hawkins, Anna G. Hawkins, Mrs.
| Bertha Theobald George TheObald,
Mime Rdfbseb5d and Alma TheG %1ansr A aI E.
wife, A. Breecher. E. Buxbaum, Mrs. Morris,
| Ella Morris, n. E. Solomon, Sarah Solomon
|. solomon, j. Matthews, Jr. Mrs. Matthews,
Mrs. E. -Behr; Johanna Won Goetsen,
! dan and wife, c. j. Thompson and wife,
Miss Serena Levy. Louis Rosenfeld, Bertha
| Sternberg, Daniel Aberle. P. H. Kelly, Mrs.
Alex Sternberg, George R. Finch, Herman
and Alex sternberg, Samuel H. Levy, Max
and Bertha Warshauer b: II: Plechner, Louis
Il. and Lille Plechner, VIII E.. Lille and
Mrs John Matheis. Georgiana Dem array Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Lindeke, Norman Kittson,
| Nathan Lyons, r. B. Galusha, wife, daugh-
ter and son, Mrs. A. oppenheim,
Mrs. H. Greve, J; B. Brisbin and wife,
Charles H: Wright, A. P. Moss and
| Rubbell, G. W. Copley and wife. Mrs. r. A.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Strauss, Mrs. L.
Lowenstein, Miss Nellie Hope, Mr.. and Mrs
| Austrian, Jefferson Engel, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
MoTganstern, Mr.. and Mrs: j. Morganstern,
! s. Bergman, II. Seheffer, Harry Moss, A. N.
Rose, P. NJ Rose. Miss Il. and Mrs. II. Rit-
iceberg, Max Rotschild, L. NJ: Herman,
delly. Mrs. E. S. Chittenden, Levi Lyons and
wife, Michael Levy and wife, Mrs. L. Michaels,
Phil Wecksler, Miss Ettel Harris, Alice E..
Palmer J. Ii: Hanson, |. E. Rose Mr.. and
J MIS-. MIS-. MAX SI1OllSe, MIS-.
| A. Stein, Dr. and Mrs. Stamm, NJ. Ensign and
lady, Mamie and Carrie Manufacturer, Elsa
| Mannheimer, Maurice and Robert Mann
heimer, Emil Manufacturer, Jacob Manu-
Morse Manufacturer, Siegmund Manufacturer,
| Louis, Benjamin L., William L., Norris L..
and Leo Goodkind, Mrs. l.. Goodkind.
DU TOIT-DANA.
An elegant but quiet wedding Oc-
Cured last evening at the residence of
Hon. S. E. Dana, 2S3 Goodrich avenue,
| when his daughter, Miss May L., was
of the Carver County Bank of Chaska,
a man well known and very popular
throughout the state. The bride has
for several years devoted her talents to
teaching in the Neill school, and greatly
beloved by all who know her. The
gifts on this occasion were particularly
beautiful and rich, and gave evidence
of the regard felt for the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Du Toit left last evening
by the Northwestern railway for an ex-
tended trip eastward.
MRS. wANZER's RECEPTION.
The residence of Charles Wanzer, on
enjoyable and elaborate social event
last night. The occasion was the debut
of Miss Pauline Whitney, the daughter
of Mrs. WanZer, into the society
of the SANITY City. Some
thing over 500 invitations had
been issued, and more than $50 were
present at the reception during the
evening. Seibert'S orchestra discourSed
sweet music while the many guests
promenaded around the spacious par
lors of the madison. The debutante,
silk, with gold lace, caught up with
punches of wheat. Pink roses COM
pleted her charming costume. Mrs.
WanZer, the hostess, was attired in
corded white silk en- traine.
The guests were received by Mr.. and
Mrs. WanZer and afterwards presented
to Miss Whitney and the guests
Among those present were:
Judge Dickinson and wife, W. B. Dean
and wife Mrs. j. NJ. Gilman, Gov. Ramsey
Mrs Furness and Mrs. Crouch, H. L. Moss and
wife, c. +. Mailer and wife, John S. Prince
| and wife, Mrs. Cakes. Mrs. j. r. jerks and
wife, j. A. Wheelock and wife, Mrs. Corn
wall and Mrs, Hoag DR.. Hand and wife. Col.
Robertson and wife, Col: W. F. Mason and
wife, DR.. Abbott and wife, D. W. Ingersoll
and wife, Dr. Markoe and wife, Mrs. Belote
and the Misses Belote, John A. Stees
and wife, Mrs. and Miss schmidt. Mrs.
DR.. Day, J. H. Sanders and wife. Mrs d. A.
Monfort, Maj. White and wife, the Misses
Horn, Perrin, Morse Phillips, Dawson, Car
porter, Ingersoll. Beaumont, Borup and Gil
man, and Messrs. Uligher. OF New nYork;
Judge Hall, DR.. Stewart, John Prince, Jr., c.
W. Phillips, G. w. Lampson and A. Il. Speel
QUINLAN-BREEN.
A very quiet but elegant affair was
the wedding of III. T. Quinlan to Miss
Mary l.. Breen at the cathedral yester-
day morning. 1t was after o'clock
when the bridal party arrived at the
church. Messrs. A. ID. Mcleod and Z.
j. Burke acted as ushers. Rev. Father
Stanley performed the ceremony and
also celebrated the nuptial mass. After
the marriage the contracting parties
with their immediate friends drove to
| tho rpSidnnpp 0f tho hrida yyhara N 1vod